The complainant alleged that Capstudio KE had been using her pictures on its social media platforms for over a year despite her objection. The ODPC found the respondent violated her right of erasure and used her personal data for commercial purposes without her express consent.
Orders and outcome
The respondent was ordered to pay the complainant Kenya Shillings five hundred thousand (KES 500,000) as compensation, to stop publishing her photos and erase them from all its social media platforms within seven days failing which an enforcement notice would issue, and to put in place clear consent mechanisms providing for withdrawal of consent. Dated 2025.
ODPC (Kenya), Cinderella Oyuke v Capstudio Ke, ODPC Complaint No. 1548 of 2024, determination of March 2025. African Data Protection Enforcement Tracker, Law Lab Africa Research, https://research.lawlab.africa/tracker/kenya/odpc/2025/capstudio-ke/ (accessed 30 August 2026).